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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

The positive and unsolicited testimony
OF people from every section who have used
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup confirms every claim
made for its wonderful efficacy. Price 20
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

A SoRE THROAT OR CoUGH, If suffered to
progress, often results in an ineurabse
throat or lung trouble. Browns Bron
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

The Omaha Typ, foundry can furnish
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Prices same as in Chicago and freight
already paid to Omaha.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

As raindrop foretelts storm, SO does a
pimple upon the human body indicate
health destroying virus in the blood, which
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Harter's Iron Tonic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastortA,
Whom she was Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-15

Queen Margharita. OF Italy, has a strong
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Mrs. Hcks-Lord has dress with dia-
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1t only takes half hog to make its fore
uuartars
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Strikes are like runaway horses-more
easily prevented than stopped
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Nature Is rag merchant. who works up
every shred and art into new creations.
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Thought il invisible nature-natufe il
invisible thought. Heine.
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Portugal and Zanzibar are involved il
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Good manners and good morals are
sworn friends and firm allies.-Bartol.
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Gladstone will soon resume his seat in
psrliameut
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The 25, 900 prisoners held in India for
various crimes will be released.
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Pleasure Is the flower TINT fader; rcmem-
branee 10 the lasting f,criume--B oudiers.
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Two New York yachts will race for $40,
900.
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it
25 cents.
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Our condition never satisfies us, the pres
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The noontide sun is dark, and music di
cord, when the heart is low.-Young-
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Unless the habit leads TO happiness, the
best habit IL TO contract none.-Zimmer-
man.
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Denver is the highest of the state capi
tails, being 5, ITS feet above the sea level.
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The soatelest building man can raise Is
the ivys food at last.-Dickens.
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The car is non committaI on war topic
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Sioux City had fifteen burgiaries in one
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SeH-love exaggerates both our faults and
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"Rches have wings and fly to Canada.
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II cough disturos your Sleep take Piso's Cure 70
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

which il was thought by come that the
crops would soon he exhausted, but us
y,t This has not happened, as the breaks
continue 10 he heavy. The prices cou-
tinue high. There seems to be great de-.
mand. he quality continues very goJl.
GENERAL NEWS
Tho Commonwealth Club is ncgo.
tiatinv with various complumS and cali.
talis,s PR paiatory 10 securing elcctrici-
", gas, and water works for toe town.
A committee was also appointed TO con-
fer with thc authorities with view to
getting the Durham aud Northern rail-
road to pass through Oxford
Mrs. DR.. n. NJ. fercbee, of this place,
is now spcndiag some time with her hos.
band, who is surgeon in the United
States navy and stationed at Norfolk
Miss Lilly Cayce of Richmond, has
been visiting friends here.
The Beethoven Musical Association of
this place, which is branch OF the
Petersburg Musical Association. is now
practicing the oratorio Messiah" by
Handel, preparatory 10 sending dele
gates to the music festival which will be
held at Petersburg in May next.
The Young Mems Christian AssociA-
tons Week OF Prayer was observed here
with great deal OF interest. DE- Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

DICHMOND AND ALLEGiiAAl
Ia RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ l.'..t
NOVEMBER I'D. t'...
TWO DAILY TRAINS .aAl Lt. p. MAID
EEIWTNN
RICHMOND A>D d. NIlf.' i..
Through t
Dan u.l4a.l t'i '.
NO .n-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
GREEN SB0HO'.
ola Bank.Bils Anoai-The Fire Dc-
pnrtmenf.

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispaich.l
NOVEMBER %, 1887.
The discovery has Just been made that
large number Of bills of the old Bapk
Of Mecklenburg, for several years de-
funct are ailoat in this and adjoining
counties. They are mostly fv..dollar
bills, and are not easily detected unless
eXamiaed closely
Professor II. A. Foard. principal of
the graded school, informs Your core
spondent that, much 10 his dsappoint-
.ment the new school building csnuot be
completed until February lst When
this Building was contracted tor during
the summer 1t was proposed TO have it
completed and ready for use Ivy Novem-
Der LIST. The building is OF brick. and
will be quite large. 1t will cost, when
completed and furnished, $l4 coo.
Our city fathers are discussing the
problem of lighting the town for the
next year. The city has a contract for
the present year with the Greensboro
Gas Company, which expires December
3lst. The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Electric
Light Company. which has placed an
electric-ligbt plant here, has also placed
street lights on toe principal streets
which are far superior to the gas illuni-
nation. and the city will probably make
q contract for electric illumination for
the incoming year.
The western extension Of the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad is now
completed within six miles of Mount
Airy-its western terminus
President Cr0well. of trinity College.
lectured III this city in the Methodist
church on Sunday last, after which sub
scriptions were taken for the endowment
fund of that Institution. One donation
OF 81, 000 was made; seven of $l00 and
several OF 5000. In all, over -, 500 were
subscribed.
The fire department of this city has
just been brought to n high degree of
efficiency. 4 colorcd hoo6-and-ladder
company has been organized, and equip
meEts have been furnished them by the
city. They will be under the white fire
which is already splendidly
with new La France steamer
sc.
The MOrayiar congregation Of Salem
has Just celebrated It's eighty-seventh
The old church is built on
the German style, and has the same ex.
terror as in the year 1900. Its massive
Iimhers are source of wOnderto modern
builders. The inside Of the church has
been remodelled several times. and sim
pie benches aDd tallOw candles have |
given place to gosight and elegant fur
1ishings. DR.. Edward Ronthaler is tho |
thirteenth pastor A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

the root OF the she'd, took aim over The
edge Of il, and manared to save the COW
and calf by killing the loo with one
skilful shot. Nym's carcass lay m the
shed iii noon Yesterday, aud then ihc
circus peonle, who had been told OF his
sa,c. carioJ him away and buried him.
Mrs. Gilligau is toll, riw-bnned
Yankee womln, who calls thu King OF
beasts "crliicr." Sha could tala abont
nothing but her experience yesterday.
Her one regret, she said, was that she
had not cxacted - cents head admis-
sion for the people who came TO see the
dead hon. Moved, perhaps by desire
to make mp for this admission, she Wis
tied Air. Fish, one OF Mr. Danum s sec
rciaries, at the office 10 Main street, nnd
demanded COMPENSATION. although the
calf was not dead. bat only bitten, While
the COW was only slightly scratched. Mr
Fish repeat, Il toa Tri6iS.o reporter the
woman's story after toe manner IN which
she had related il to him. said he:
"She told me she heard her COW
making a noise, and wondered wha. WAS
the msttcr. went To- the brn, she
proceeded, 'aud touaa tat criiier de
vouring calf. ! picked up biz stick
and hit him over the head. The criiter
would0't leave loose. poked him with
the stick, aud as soon IS / pOl,ed him he
got up, and he elowled. says !, my
goOdnC IS IT'S n lion. aDd let out such q
scream that the neighbors rnsbed out,
thinking hal gone oT nay head, and
somebody got gun and snot the crit
ter ,"
"This story" Mr.. Fish went On.
"must be somewhat exaggerated. II
the lion had been making meal of the
calf and the womGa bad interrupted
him he would undoubtedly have sprlng
on her and killed her. Eut he really
had only wounded the calf aud WAS lot
eating It at al "
Mr.. Fisu added that Bu 'klcy WIS Al
most iuconsolable for the DEATH OF Nym
" he was II very quiet lion, sid ne,
"as tame rs a dog, and il the crowd had
not Iothered HIN nor shot nj hin. he
would have been all right. think he
might have been LETT alone in the cow
shed. lie could only hav, killed the
COW and calf, and would then probably
have remained beside them until We
caught and Gagged him We would not
have grudged paving for the cattle if
the lion had been saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
TWO VALUABLE FARMS

This valuable aud extensive property com
rises about f.. 100 ACltE> OF LAND. including
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

The new Sebel gun IS conical. but the
tip is slightly fimtened. It is tnhe
under one third OF an inch in diameter
and somewhat over one inca in length.
THE bullet is made OF Shell OF German
silver, about one twentieth of al inch IN
thickness, flied in with an alloy Of lead
hardened with anthony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
By y. ". Bowe,
Real Estite Auctioueor.

rg1RCSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN
r,cE CRY or RICHMOND AND VhIr.
mix ISLANDS II JANE, RIVER At AiC-
TIOS. - IN execution o. he provisi re- oi q 1'r1
NJ fr,l.t '-0in h. e. hamiI Hni wife 90 the sun
..rfher rs frr-,rs. dato4 October y. $50. aui
dnIy rero dcJ 10 ltirhmonf chaucery Court We
toe. hciug theotO required by decree OF iL'
tir.!it court 81 The rltsI states Tor inc EF-ei
aiafrtr, Of sirrinia. entered October .. leo', ~
,bo s,it,s of .tOiddincs- executors rs. tiliiucs
gnn rfs.r and "Giddiugs~ ont1ipi-fdlpF '.t
C:iIdings mos al1.r win scll 10 auction, upon
Tie PREMISES respectively. ON
FRIDAY. NOyEVgEE %, 1877,
commencing at - ociocS I a, &c q, nSr'n 'ie ~
~ tho FREQ bridge. m" i0i0wirg REAL fNiAl p
conveyed in saic dccd-io VII:
la. : Lot of irregular shap", lying between
The ColImtlan or HaXglis ruli-raee ana dan-7
river a.d bounded on che west ~ Ninth eir.o'-
9d Celfaiu other ktAL ESTATE. consisting
q hc VALUABLE STAND know ''
HFOVN's ISLAND. imwcitatrly west ot ~"
PctersrUrg railroad bridge. l1i now .up.. . 20,
lrc ire 'egnrt ompct. r.; mud. el-., those 'in'.i.
Islands and rocks m James river commonly
luovn a. NrIL~ON'~ ISLANDS, and lying
Within the following ycucla boundaries; va
the n0rffwss. by the northern margin ~ jane
NV. r. ntl on the east bg q line beginning ht mo
southwest aprncr o. tirNHF7 upper Hi,'. ru -
l1rr thence aIc south 90 the south hank ~ me
river. thence lp me river a. on uolr Zoe au"r
went Of the rgiIi Dad pri ice. thence i Straight
nuo 10 Wenb's or Bclie-lsle Landing. on me
north shore of lame, river, % ife point OF ne-
ginning being tho Same property located uhI't
Martin HaNkiu-'s survey ~ Isl. ara lhN sun"
conveycd by tue NEWS of iiaN NtiSfu To =, VI.
RoNnau by decd dates l9th lnly. l-j,.
TERMS: ono third cash. aud the r. que A' sN
and twelve months Tor Notc-. Win interest hih'u
no m LEGH r.. PAGE. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
NEWS FROM OXFORD.
Hunting Pariies-The %. and q. Rail-.
roae-Tne Tobacco Market.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,chl

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatciLl
OXFORD. y. c., Nov. 90. 1887.
Granville county has become qui.o n
popular resort for huntsmen. During
the past two weeks the following gentle
men. together with others, have been
sporting with grand success: Mr.. Bar
new Dunn, OF tho Kimbal Cigarette
Company, Of Rochester, y. y. !; McSsrs.
j. c. Hart and 9. IL. Babcock, both OF
Rochester, aud Mr.. ". 5. Holden, Of
Syracuse, y. \. These are friends of
our noted tobicconists, MesSrs. j. VI.
q l.. IL. Currin. Another party, com
posel oi Ex-Governor Groom, collector
Of customs at Baltimore Drs. I.
G. Pugh, Of Pugh & Dickinson :;
Drs. A. p. Gore and b. Holly
Smith, dental surgeons; Mr.. Il. l..
Mason, of the Geographic department
of the Northern Central Railway Com
pany, and Mr.. T. L. Boswell, OF the
North German Lloyd and Allen Steam
ship Line, all OF Baltimore, Nd, have
boon meeting with wonderful success.
The latter party have killed about 400
cartridges, besides other game. They
all express themselves as highly pleased.
BY next season it is thought our new
hotel, for the builder OF which there is q
donation of $1,000 waiting, will be com
pleted and ready, with every conve-
nience and equipment. 10 receive yisi-
tors. Unusual care will be exercised 10
protect tae game. 80 that next season the
hunting will be finer than ever.
o. AND c. RAILROAD
II would DC endless to sum up the
various advantageous effects that The
o. and &. railroad will have upon oar
town. The greatest advantage that il
will bring is the possibility of having
factories. Heretofore it has been almost
impossible. as our freights have been so
high. This difficulty is now overcome
10y tho aboye-named railroad. Oxford
is in every way located for a tobacco
manufacturing town, and with the freight
facilities that we are 10 have certainly
by February LIST we propose to be second
10 none ia the manufacture Of tobacco.
l am reliably Informed that two immense
tobacco will soon be estab-
lished bere--one for foreign shipment /
and the other for one OF New York's |
largest cigarette-factories. These, We |
may say, are but tho buds that forerin
the glorious spring OF growth which will
lead 10 the golden harvest of prosperity.
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
There has been probably more tobacco
here this fall than any previous
PEAR for the same time on account Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
RAILROAD LINES.

IccN' "A 'lFr
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
AucrsUs sALEs-R"'"rc Days.
ByY. ". Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneer
,.,pIIsTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTRA
aANDsOME BUILDING LOT,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
on
c.p,y BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.
AUcrsUs sALEs-Rnturc Days

Nv virtue of n certain deed Of trust, 9eenng
dste ION OK February. 49,. ond recorded Va We
Tbance,y Court Of Wohmond IN Dced-Book ~
a ,,n nase sn2 md IN compliance With Gocree
~ Tho saiI court entered Jniy 9, ~ "a ;Ge s.i,
~ Mary Shrrrard. trust o. rs : X ihn" "h'
o,h@rs win soil by auction. on the premises oh
FRIDAY. Noyr-iBgG q, 49,
n. ~ o'clock r. " thai ezrceding Dt>ihAbLh
.AND ELlGIBLN-LOCe !GD 10 on nc norm
siac 81 Gary street between First AMI second
smce,s fronting ~ 'ect aud exteoiing ln 4
jGs t-Is feet. WIN NE SNAIL b. 81 V
T[if,E DWELLING No .i02 THEREON, an1
i,i,,g between the rrsidcuce. 81 James 1. boa-
ton. Fs, aud Mr. G. y. barehmin.
Trero 10 10 bette To- alton Tor one of 3" .
hoi.cs according o. the 8 ~ and purnr SOS ~
tue turcha-er ia" tns 10 -. and ~ eocl l9is
I'm ars.lnt- noigr borhood- ant couvenent lo-
reaoos advantages this one hes ~ an emf
pe.t degree, AFRO icr5 10 fud. heartily ih'iie
and confidently expect your presence NJ ue
sale. , -. $40 -,t
TERMS. one thru Gosh: balance NJ one ava
~ ,y.eS ne a trnst.ieed. y. ". BOWIE,
no -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
DRUNKENNESS

o. the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by Ad-
nlnisieripg DR.. Haines's Golden
Specific.
II can be given IN cupuf coffee OF ten with
ont the knowledge Of the person taking il IS
ABSOLUTELY harmless, and Viii effect permb-
neni and speedy cure, whether the patient Is n
moderate drinker or an alcoholic WRECK. ltha5
bsen given IN thousands Of cases, and IA every
Instance perfect cure has followed. IT NEVER
FAILS. Tho system once Imprecntted VIII the
soecfc IL becomes an utter inlp)ssibnity Tor
q . liquor appetite to exist. sorea'e 10y
+. ROBERTS BAKER,
$40 east Main s1reet,
10 18Th, ta&TulJGt richmond. We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
TRAINS NoRThwARD.
Daily. tDaily except SuniayJ
NVnppTNE-plA ACES.

Daily. tDaily Except Sun1ay)
STOPPING-PLACFS.
Nos >. and II maze 10 stops. No. = stops
only on signal AZ Manchester end Chester. No.
=, stops only on signal at Chester, CenifahA,
AMI Manchester Nos 81. s.. 80, -. 81. 30 -, hnd
as will stop az an stations fOr passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. II and p sloep.ne-oars betwcen
New York and Tampa. Fla. lri0 Jacksonyillcl
On Trains Nos. II and q siceping-cnrs between
Washington and Charleston. ON Train No. y
sleeping-cals between Washington and jack
sonvnlo. ON Train 40. * sleeping-cars between
jacksonville and New York.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. .I0:ia \. VI. Norfolk. .2.25 7. VI.
Richmond 1905 =. VI. Norfolk .... .A:3i 4. VI.
Norfolk......'s:i0A \. VI. Richmond. .i2:i6 j. NJ.
Norfolk r. VI. Richmond ....s.;D J.. VI.
These trains also make close connections tor
Farmyine. Lynchburg, and southwestern points,
and all stations on the N0rfOlK and Western rail-
road except the 1919 train. Passengers Tor points
west Of Petersburg should leave by the l0train
instead. X NJ. SJILl,
superintendent.
EFT d. Myers. General superintendent
r. NJ EMMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS Trar!c Manager. no 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
AUrTtON SALES-rusurc pays.
PUBLIC SALE
OF TaE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA LIBGRJYI&OS WORKS
IN Slcnaadcah COanty, Virginia.
III shenandoah COaRty, Virginia.

BY virtue ~ \ docreo Of the Gitcnit Conr; 81 the
United II ties fcr he Ncj,P"n hisiri't Of Nir-
ginia. q. IlarrisOurc Nc, ruere In TIE cuancefy
caits" IT samuel -,nOX. &c, ~. mo toIuhl'lh
Liberty Iron Counplny on tho 18th day 81 Oc;o-
bcr. Is. we the uudcrnsucd commissioners
appointed for the purpose. VIII on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent end Auctioneer.
lll3 Vain street,

TRUST]IE'S AUCTION SALE. OF
Z TWO BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOTS AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE AND NICHOLSON STREErIN THE
Cti I OF RlCHMOND.-ln execution OF deed
OF trust 20 me from Moses r. johnson ard wife
and Luke Terry and wife, dated November j.,
1855. and recorded in tle clerks onice Of the
Chhncory Court Of tho city OF Richmond. in Decd
Book 1871 b. page $50, shall sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1885,,
az ( o'clock J.. NJ. the TWO LOTS described 10
said decd and located as above stated, the cor
ner lot fronting about 30X0J feet. with alley q
rear, and tho nGIOiDng 10, fronting about 254.O
feet. with alley IN rear.
These are among the most attractive lots in
that improving locality, snd should command
the attention 81 parties seeking good building
rites.
TERMS Cash as 70 expenses Of sale. any delin-
quont taxes. ana the sum Of 1850, with interest
from Noyember Is, 1Ss7. aud tho residue upon
such terms as lell be announced OF time Of sails.
q. II. FUNSTEN, Trustee
JAMES b. leIAM AucfOneer no 20